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Teaching WITH Maps TAAS Analysis “mapped” to TAKS: What are we not doing right? Geography and History: What can we do? Teaching WITH Maps: At least 15 ideas…

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Teaching WITH Maps

TAAS Analysis “mapped” to TAKS: What are we not doing right?Geography and History: What can we do?Teaching WITH Maps: At least 15 ideas…

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TAAS --> TAKS

What is the problem?

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Geography and History

It is impossible…

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Geography and History

Recreate the geography of the past

What was the geographic context?• Human and physical characteristics?• Transportation routes, access to other

places, cultural orientation, links and barriers

• Human processes: how did people live in their world?

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Geography and History

How has it changed?How did the geographic context influence and shape events?How did people perceive the world (and its geography) then?

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Teaching WITH Maps

See the geographic context by teaching with maps

And personal accounts, data, pictures, literature and poems, songs, technological artifacts

HOW?

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Teaching WITH Maps

Constantly link what with whereAnd what it is like at that place (human and physical characteristics)

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Teaching WITH MapsUse maps of all kinds to teach

e.g., battles; election results; where presidents were born; explorer’s routes; growth of US cities over time; expansion of roads; railroads; canals; location of key economic activities; ethnic distribution patterns; religions and migration patterns; physical features; and so on…

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Teaching WITH MapsHave students make maps of historical information

Story maps, e.g., for study aidsFormal thematic maps, e.g., slave vs free states at different periods of time; distribution of colonies by imperial power in 1800, 1850, 1900; 1950 and 2000; largest world cities in 1800, 1850, 1900, 1950, and 2000

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